Exportar texto de un txt/word a dreamweaver, NO INSERTAR UN WORD.

[DonVittoBCN]

Hola me llamo Vitto y me dirijo a kien me pueda ayudar.

Estoy haciendo una web y me interesa cargar texto desde un word o un txt, de forma ke solo con cambiar el documento de txt, se refleje en la web.

Mi conocimiento web a reduce a html y css, es decir, maquetación pura y dura, soy diseñador, no programador. Es decir ke no se ni PHP ni MySql. Así ke agradecería una explicación paso a paso o en su defecto un ejemplo practico.

La idea es poder tener todo el texto de la web en un doc. i en funcion del idioma cargar su documento correspondiente con todo el txt de a web. Solo los textos de la web, "quin somos", "historia" "que hacemos", etcétera  los menus y submenus no entrarian en este txt.

Alguien puede ayudarme?¿

Gracias de antemano.

Atentamente

V.

[BenPleysier]

From what I can gather, you want to know how to convert a Word document to an HTML document. If that is the case, please have a look at Import Microsoft Office documents in Dreamweaver (Windows only)

[DonVittoBCN]

No, no, what I want, is to extract the txt from a document, written in WordPat, Word, Notepad etc, and place it in a <div> so that it is dynamic text. So just updating the text document automatically updates the <div> of the web.

[Nancy OShea]

That's what includes are for.

Nancy

[DonVittoBCN]

I do not understand you

[Nancy OShea]

Reply number 2 contains your answer.

La contestación número 2 contiene su respuesta.

Re: Exportar texto de un txt/word a dreamweaver, NO INSERTAR UN WORD.

Use server-side includes or client side includes.

Utilice el lado del servidor incluye o incluye el lado del cliente.

Nancy

[pziecina · Accepted solution]

donv74716873  wrote

No, no, what I want, is to extract the txt from a document, written in WordPat, Word, Notepad etc, and place it in a <div> so that it is dynamic text. So just updating the text document automatically updates the <div> of the web.

There is no reliable way to do this without using a server-side language such as PHP.

There is something called css regions, that would enable you to do this without a server-side language, but it is only supported by IE, Edge, Safari and iOS devices, and you would have to use a polyfill, (a javascript file) in order to use it with Firefox and Chrome, or Android devices.

As you say you are not a coder, then this would be very difficult to do.

[DonVittoBCN]

Ok, that is, yes or yes, I have to use a PHP file. Pziecina, thanks for your explanations. Nancy, many thanks for your comments and patience :). I'm going to try what you told me Nancy. As I said, I am not a programmer, I am a designer and programming in PHP is another level for me. Thank you from Barcelona.

[Nancy OShea]

Feel free to post back if you have any difficulties.

[DonVittoBCN]

Hahahaha, you can be sure that if I do not succeed ... come back, hahaha.

Thanks again

[Nancy OShea]

You need to be able to work with code.  There is no magic button.

Look for Server-Side Includes (PHP)  or client-side includes (JavaScript or jQuery).

Alt-Web Design & Publishing: Server-Side Includes with PHP

How To Include HTML

Nancy